# 623 ; The PROJECT group is the main group of all projects. This describes the
# basic information on the project and is used by RVDEBUG to handle project
# control. Most of the fields in this group are pre-filled in and should
# not be modified.
[TEMPLATE=PROJECT] \\ Defines base project information
# 497 ;
description=S \\ Description of this project
# 510 ;
type_=K(Simple,Makefile,Container)2 \\ Type of project this is
# 477 ; The author field is filled in with the original author of this project.
# This allows for locking by author (only the author can modify it).
author_=S \\ Name of author of this project
# 667 ; Locking allows the project itself to be controlled. A version lock means
# that the version/source control used for source files will be used for
# project files as well. The project will be checked into the source
# control system by RVDEBUG. Attempts to modify it will automatically
# check the files out. Checking the file in will also allow stamping
# the sources as well. A user lock means that only the author can
# modify the file (using RVDEBUG).
lock=K(unlocked,versioned,user) \\ Type of lock model for project updates\K\
No lock control,Version/Source Control locked,\
Only author can change
# 558 ; The base directory of the project is used to allow all sub-projects
# to be relative to the base (if within it or a sub-directory).
# This way, a copy of the project can be made that is moved to a new base
# and so local modifications can be made. If the path is left empty,
# the base-directory will be the directory of this file.
base_directory=D"" \\ Base directory of project
# 687 ; The modification history is built automatically each time the project
# is edited. It contains the user, date, and type of modification that
# took place.
{Modification_History \\ History of changes
# 537 ;
user_=S \\ Name of person changing
# 440 ;
date_=S \\ Date changed
# 499 ;
type=K(created,added_to,deleted_from,other)0
# 461 ;
description=S \\ Description of changes
}
# 630 ; The sub-project list is the list of projects to be loaded by
# this container. The order defines the build order that will
# be used (so dependent projects should be after the projects
# they depend on). If a project name starts with an exclamation
# point character (!), the project is considered disabled and
# will not be loaded.
sub_project=LF(Projects [*.prj],$CWD) \\ Sub-project to load
